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Reddit mentions of KARMAS PRODUCT Interactive Ball Launcher for Small Dogs with Tennis Balls,Tennis Ball Throwing Machine for Trainning No Remote Control
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of KARMAS PRODUCT Interactive Ball Launcher for Small Dogs with Tennis Balls,Tennis Ball Throwing Machine for Trainning No Remote Control. Here are the top ones.
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With 3 non-abrasive, pet-safe tennis balls(diameter:2-inch,smaller than nomal tennis balls);Runs on a AC/DC adapter(included) ( Input:AC100-240/50-60HZ/1200MA(MAX),Output:9V DC/3000MA(MAX)) or 6 pcs C batteries(not included);We also have with Remote Control one,just search asin number B07H85KK43Automatic tennis ball launcher lets small dogs play fetch to their hearts' content,the lovely appearance also catchs the eye of the dog easilyAdjustable distance setting makes it throw 10ft, 20ft or 30ft;Great training tool for both older dogs and as a way to tire out energetic puppies.Fun for dogs of all ages,suitable for small and medium dogs,not for large dogs;the ball launcher can be used both indoors and outside to entertain and exercise your dogs.Hyper fetch mini for your easy storage and keeps your dog happy,healthy and fit when playing
Specs:
| Weight | 4.4 Pounds |
We have one and it is a life saver on some days! When it is raining or snowing outside our pup needs a little bit extra of something to do and some additional running around, we use it for about 15mins and she relaxes afterwards (https://imgur.com/dNfTmCb).
They are not made well, and it will be hard to find one that is of good quality. We have had ours, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076P4LFGX/, for about 6 months, and it gets stuck a lot. We rotate different balls per session, to prevent her spit from getting into the gears, which is really what causes the problems with the engine.
Our girl catches the ball, brings it back in to the launcher over and over. I don't let her keep the balls after a playing session, because it uses the small 2" tennis balls, and she loves to chew on them, and destroy them immediately. Chewing on the tennis ball rough surface is not great for their teeth.
Edit: I would not leave them to play with it unsupervised.
closest looking one I could find